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An Anti-Sonnet: 'Singledom - a thought'

The need for love is obsolete - and dead

When life is so fast with frictional vice

Body on body turning in your bed

Betwixt the sheets with no love but still nice

No need for bitter moans, anger just lust

When a solo gains more credit than a

Duo torn by *** fading into dust

Grounded down into nothing day by day.

Whilst I exist without my mirror soul

Generates views of empty and hopeless

By lovers who will ask if I feel whole

And filling it with a vacant caress?

My answer is - I don't need any luck

'Cause frankly my dear, I don't give a ****

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victoria-reese
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Jul 2, 2013
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